Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-11-10

IF. ID. Luse and wife took the after
noon train on Tuesday to spend several
days at Fairyiew, Cumberland Co.,
their future home, and other places In
The East.
The Millheim Knitting Mills, af-
ter two weeks idleness, caused by the
placing of the steam heating pipes INTO
the second aud third floor rooms, re-
sumed operations last Monday with the
usual number of hands.
-R. b. Hartmanw the foundry man,
bought the ground where formerly
Elias Luse Il Sons planning mill stood,
and expects to move the small dwelling
house, now adjoining J. II. B. Hart
mans residence on Penn street thereon.
j. II. Woomer,th tolikeeper in the
Gap, and u skillful harness maker be-
| sides, has very nice line ot Horse
Blankets to select from. He also keeps
superior kind of harness oil and axle
grease. 1t will pay farmers and team
ters to drop in aud see what induce
ments he offers.
WINTER MEAT.-In connection with
their regular business of retailing meat
Messrs. Gettig & Kreamer, of the Mill
helm meat market, on Main street, will
supply the people with porkers of any
size or weight, slaughtered, dressed, cut
up, with saasages and lard furnished
along. Call on them.
-HYPoCRACY Is sort of homage
vice pays to virtue. Drive ont the VIC
ious blood with Warmers Log CABIN
Sarsaparills, renew it with new aud
virtuous blood and there Will be no
hypocracy in your strong and healthy
natnre. Best blood remedy and cheap
est. l20 doses for Sl00 ali druggists
sell il.
The real estate of Samuel Weiser,
late of Millheim borough, decd, con-
sistIng of several town p operties, will
be offered at public sale on Saturday,
Noy. o6th. On the same day the per-
sonal effects of the late Mol'ie Frasher
Miles township, will be sold at public
outcry at Centre Mills. See bills ad-
vertising both these sales.
The fatal accident to freight con-
due tor Michael Dupryenne, an account
of which will be found among the Co
burn news, is indeed sad affair which
enlIsts the sympathy and regret of all
who knew the gentleman. Mr.. Dup-y-
enne was of Italian birth and at the
time of his death WAS in the prime of
manhood, being only about thirty years
of age. He was married only n short
time and leaves a young wife who must
be nearly distracted by grief.
NOTHING TO EQUAL IT." II
have been selling Simmons Liver Reg
ulator for the past six years. My Gus
TONERS pronounce it the best ever used
One of my customers whose health was
in wretched condition from very
bad and stubborn case of Dyspepsia,
used the Regulator and was entirely
cured. am using it myself for Tor
pid Liver, caused by close confinement.
| find nothing to equal it and highly
recommend its use. Respectfully,
c. p. Hisey, Druggist. Edinburg, Va"
w. ). MuSSer, of the corner hotel,
had a serious mishap last Sunday eve
nirg. He had been out drying and
when in front of his house in stepping
out of the buggy his foot caught in the
lines and caused him to fall. He un-
fortunately happened TO strike the
stepping stone with his left shoulder,
which had been sore for many years
from shotwound' His injuries proved
exceedingly painful but under the skill
full treatment of bis family physician
he was enabled to be out again by
Tuesday. However he feels the effects
of his fail, which may make him much
trouble yet.
PROF. LoIsETTE's MEMORY DIsCov-
ERY.-Prof. Loisette's new system OF
memory training. taught by correspond
ence at 237 Fifth Ave-, New York,
seems to supply general want. He
has had two classes at Yale OF 200
each, $50 at Oberln College. 300 at
Nor wieh. 100 Columbia Law Students,
400 at Wellesley College, and 400 at
University of Penn, Sc. Such pat.
ronage and the endorsement of such
men as Mark Twain, DIR. Buch ley,
Prof Wm. r. Harper, Of Yale, SC. :,
place the claim of Prof, Loisette upon
the highest ground.
AT the democratic meeting last
Saturday evening, which WAS addressed
by Hons. Orvis and Curtin, of Belle
fonte, the town hall was well filed with
an attentive crowd and perfect order
prevailed through cut the whole affair.
1t was noticed that speaking goes much
easier since the hall has been raised
while musical performances sound 80
per cent, better than heretofore, to say
nothing of the greater comfort which
the audience experiences. We hope
our schoolboard will linish the work SO
well begun, and have the renovated
room papered. painted, properly heated
a d lit up as soon as possible for future
public gatherings.
A POPULAR The
Central State Normal School, Lock Ha-
ven. Pa, will open its winter term OF
12 weeks on Tuesday, Jan. 3rd, 1888,
and "A spring term Of IA weeks "n